Captain Jack Sparrow - Legendary first appearance intro scene (Pirates Of The Caribbean) Full HD

Pirates Of The Caribbean - The Curse Of The Black Pearl
- Captain Jack Sparrow's first appearance and arival at Port Royal.
- Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow.
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[Sangth]

I always liked that Jack stopped and showed respect for the dead pirates.

[theshyguitarist]

That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen.

[CrazyPigeon]

besides the music what makes this scene so great is that it conveys Jack Sparrows character without saying a word

[TheVefIt]

One of the best character presentations I've seen so far

[iheartkeita]

love how he's still looking boss and epic while is ship is going under xp

[alex_zyx]

1:10 - 1:15 When you study the day before and you pass the exam

[tylergranger]

Who else agreed that Pirates Of The Caribbean is one of the best Disney movie?

[ItsSomeDeadGuy]

One of my favorite scenes in ANYTHING.

[Wiplash]

I'll never forget the first time I saw this, I fell in love with the series straight away. Who's ready for Dead Men Tell No Tales!!!!

[democraticrepublicofthecon]

that moment when you realize how small his boat is

[himynameispuky]

1:05 And that's how you make an impression.

[emilygrant]

The amount of fucks Jack gives is nonexistent

[ymieulm]

what in the world can possibly be more epic than this... 10/10 this is legendary..!

[vond]

He was literally the heart of the whole franchise and they removed him.
R.I.P Captain Jack Sparrow

[Bnio]

I was an usher when this came out, and I loved watching the crowd during this scene. It's the moment people fall in love with the movie.

[DJBranden]

What really makes this scene great for me is how Jack chooses to honor the fallen rather than save his own boat.

[Mraculus]

1:05 to 1:15. When you finally reached the end of the week.

[HombreDufff]

I love this scene in particular because the build of character is amazing. Everything this scene shows defines exactly what Jack is.

We start with Jack watching the horizon from the top of the mast, with an epic pose. The take makes us believe Jack has this huge ship, due to the hight he appears to be standing. He looks confident, epic and determined, like a sort of a "winner" if you agree. The scene making us believe that Jack is SOMEONE. But just on the next take, from one second to another, Jack jumps to the buttom of a, what appears to be a tinny tiny boat, were they reveal us two things that are key to understand Jacks character (1) its not a ship, its just a small boat (2) the boat is sinking 😂🤦‍♀️ and he uses a bucket to keep it at float. All they told us on the first take vs the one with the sinking ship, kinda creates this funny and contradictory persona of Jack: epic, confident and determined, but with all odds againts him.

The next take, the one with the hanging dead corps, hints us two things about Jack (1) he a sort of "Moral Code" related to piracy. This tell us he engages to a piracy code of some sort that he respects (2) They confirm us he is actually a pirate (very important).

The next scene, Jack arrives to port with the boat fully sunken like nothing happened, keeping his integrity all the way. While funny, this is a master piece of a scene. With no words spoken yet, they defined to perfection Jacks character. Metaphorically speaking, Captain Jack Sparrow, who sees himself as a huge imposing ship, is actually a small sinking boat that even againts all odds he manages to get to destination anyways, with an epic entrance. This scene forshadows Jacks character: he is a pirate that will always find a way to get from point A to point B, with nothing stopping him from doing so, no matter the circumstances. With no shame nor nothing to prove, Jack keeps character and hopes high.

In the last scene, were Jack nimbly persuades and also steals from the tax collector, it show us very well Jacks remaining attributes that thrusts his persona: his persuasive, thief and opportunistic nature, his misleading mind games, and most of all... The luck that surrounds him.

All above said, this scene is one to take in note on how to build character. Its simply a master piece.

[uhlan]

This series is so underrated. Particularly the second and third movies. Davy Jones was a Darth Vader tier villain, and that third movie was one of the most epic action/fantasy movies I've ever seen in my life. Can't wait for Dead Men Tell No Tales

[xminnis]

and my life's never been the same since.